Vacation Dangers Warn Against Peak Season Risks
Public advisory notes that Memorial Day crashes, drownings and injuries rise during vacation periods. It cites undertows, hot climates, snakes, insects and bee stings as hazards, urging care on beaches lakes ponds and mountains to prevent loss of life and preserve future travel.
Bread and Butter Economics in Government Ownership Debate
Hammond Daily Star argues high school and college curricula neglect practical economics. It cites Hazlitt's point that government ownership reduces incentive, harming productivity and efficiency. The piece links bread and butter issues to jobs, taxes, investments, and profits.
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Today in History highlights and anniversaries
On this June 1 date in 1958 Charles de Gaulle became premier of France. Other marked events include birth of Jacques Marquette in 1637 and Brigham Young in 1801, Kentucky statehood in 1792, Tennessee statehood in 1796, James Lawrence famous ship slogan in 1813, Leslie Howard death in 1943, and recent milestones from the U S Atomic Energy Commission, Eisenhower era, and a moon landing milestone last year.
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Dodd Scandal Spars With Four Aides In Congress Row
In Washington the Dodd case accelerates as ethics probes chase a likely Senate censure. The four aides James Boyd Marjorie Carpenter Terry Golden Michael O Hare are linked to document removal amid questions of legality and ethics. No charges have been filed and DoJ says it is considering the case.
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Lois Maxwell a Secretaries Heroine in Bond Films
Lois Maxwell known as Miss Moneypenny says she cannot type well and dislikes shorthand. The actress, wife of NBCI director Peter Marriott, gained fame as Bond’s secretary in five films. Born in Toronto she wandered into acting, ran away at 16, joined a Canadian army unit, then studied art in England.
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Thomasville Times Enterprise notices and mail rates
Publication rights and republication terms for the Thomasville Times Enterprise are stated. Mail subscription pricing and address information for subscriptions and change of address are listed, with rates and tax details included.
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Crisis over Gulf of Aqaba could ignite Middle East war
AP reports that Egyptian President Nasser sealed Israeli shipping from the Gulf of Aqaba and vowed to maintain the blockade. The piece traces past seizures of Suez and Sharm el Sheik and notes U.N. actions, arguing that if Nasser holds, fighting may begin by month’s end.
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UN Principles in Suez Crisis Questioned at the Security Council
A New York column critiques the UN stance during the Suez crisis. It argues that competing principles from Eden and Dulles undermined a coherent peace plan, notes UNEF withdrawal, and contemplates possible US action to keep the Gulf of Aqaba open amid Nasser's moves.
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Negligence rules for pools in hotels and amusement parks
A court ruled a pool’s management liable after a boy drowned when a lifeguard neglected duty at an amusement park pool. The piece reviews negligence standards for private pools opened to the public, including required safety, policing of behavior, and the victim’s own possible fault.
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